Difference between Astral Projection and OBE? Is what I'm doing right?

[Sinera]

my personal definition is pretty simple and clear-cut

OBE - exit into the "real time zone" (by vibrations with exit or by "phasing" or whichever technique), which is the physical reality as it looks like mostly when you're 'awake' (but may include the famous reality fluctuations)
AP - exit into any other plane/dimension be it personal dreamscape or public (via getting lucid in a dream, or vibrations with exit or "phasing" or whatever)

[dkane]

Hi Luna,

I would agree with most here. There are differences in ways to exit/enter particular states of consciousness/density levels which many associate with specific names.

Myself personally- I'm pretty casual, so I will refer to Astral Projection, and OBE's in the same way. Basically a trip to the non physical planes.

As most have pointed out there are density and environmental differences. If you exit from your physical body, the environment is quite dense like the physical ( and more closely resembling)- phasing gets you to the less dense planes easier.

What I find is a little more intriguing is the concept of "being conscious" or "enlightening oneself" from one perspective to another. This is when we increase our awareness, without any change to our environment at all. The shift in awareness is more important than the place, since growing in awareness to see all things from all perspectives from low to the highest aspect of our selves leads us to the understanding of omnipresence- or the Divine.

Peace.

Dk

[Tutor]

awesome reply dkane. thank you. i suppose that any 'where' is physical/matter and even the one perceiving is embodied as perceptive physicality/materiality. otherwise these two that are One as 'where' and 'perceiver' wouldnt/couldnt possess the conjointing experience.

Peace to you as well.

Tim

[dkane]

Right on Tim.

All that is must be both observer and observed. It takes two to tango. Perception is a team sport.

Peace.

dk

[Tutor]

Yeah dk,

Love The One You're With: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NypCROu8YVQ

Peace We ha'Ve,

Tim

[dkane]

Love that song Tim.

Some old school awesome.

Here's one in return http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvS2OtG2SHc ( inspired by a little boy I saw who was too young to speak but could help but dance to this with his walker)